What is the highest number of moves ever recorded in a game of chess without a single piece being captured?
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#617. Asked by Neil. (Apr 04 00 2:07 PM)
dave_fl
dave_fl says:
The longest delay of a capture of a piece or pawn is 57 moves, played by Chajes-Grunfeld, Carlsbad 1923. The game took over 15 hours and lasted 121 moves.
SOURCE: http://misc.traveller.com/chess/trivia/c.html
Tue Apr 04 09:38:57 CDT 2000 (Delete Entry) (Reposted to fix link - McG)
Apr 07 02, 1:52 AM
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